Who uses a Flying V guitar?

The Gibson Flying V is one of the most distinctive and recognizable electric guitars ever made. We’re celebrating its history with the below gallery featuring many rockers who have played one, including Eddie Van Halen, Keith Richards and Tom Petty.

What is a 1958 Gibson Flying V guitar worth?

$200,000-$250,000
1958-1959 Gibson Flying V For just $200,000-$250,000, this classic Flying V can be yours. Like most trendy tools that have stood the test of time, the Flying V was actually ahead of its time.

Who makes the best V?

Best V-Shape Guitar for Metal Reviewed

1. 1 Jackson JS32T Rhoads V-Shape Electric Guitar. See more reviews.
2. 2 ESP LTD Arrow-401 V-Shape Electric Guitar. See more reviews.
3. 3 Dean V Dave Mustaine V-Shape Guitar. See more reviews.

What are V shaped guitars called?

Gibson is the only guitar company out there, besides its little brother Epiphone, which can rightfully call its v-shaped guitars by that name. The term tends to get thrown around to describe any v-style guitar, but when you’re talking about the Flying V, you’re talking about a Gibson classic.

Who plays a Flying V?

Are Flying V guitars light?

Gibson Flying V Solidbody Electric Guitar Features: Slim, lightweight, and smoothly contoured mahogany body won’t tax your back. Rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays looks cool and is easy on your fingers. SlimTaper mahogany neck feels great and provides ultra-fast action.